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Caseer Institution Logo

A' Design Award 2020 Iron Winner in Graphics, Illustration and Visual Communication Design

23 April 2020

Caseer Institution Logo by Masayuki Izumi
Caseer Institution Logo by Masayuki Izumi
Caseer Institution Logo by Masayuki Izumi
Caseer Institution Logo by Masayuki Izumi

Masayuki Izumi · CLIENT: The University of Tokyo

Caseer Institution is a logo created for the Center for Advanced School Education and Evidence-based Research at the University of Tokyo. The center studies teaching practice, education content and school development policy, and works to solve practical problems in schools. The logo is based on a symbol of expansion. The form refers to the ginkgo leaf, a shared emblem of the University of Tokyo and its affiliated schools. The outward spread of the leaf also stands for the growth of understanding, perspective and curiosity gained through education and research.

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Unique Properties
This project make logo design of CASEER(Center for Advanced School Education and Evidence-based Research), which conducts research and
practical activities to promote upgrading of teaching profession,
education content and school development policy, aims to solve the
actual problems at the school site.
Tags
Branding, University, Research
Project Duration
This project was adopted after several presentations for three months.
Inspiration
The logo design features a symbol that measures "expansion" because
we find a similarity between "expansion" shape of Ginkgo leaves to the
outside, which is a common symbol of the University of Tokyo and its
attached schools to be studied, and the "expantion" of understanding,
perspective and curiosity obtained from education and research.

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